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Acquired: 1981
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20201 Cedar Valley Rd Ste 140, Lynnwood, WA, 98036-6431
25 Client Reviews
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Posted by anonymous | March 27, 2014
James R. Walsh & Staff are totally AMAZING!!
Mr. James R. Walsh, Staci, Paralegal & Staff are totally amazing!! I have worked with other attorneys in the past with no success. I contacted Mr. Walsh’s office and was treated with patience, respect and like a family member. I thank God for leading me to his office. I have my life back thanks to...
Posted by Oliver | November 01, 2013
Appreciation of Mr. Walsh
I would feel that something is amiss without acknowledgment and an expression of appreciation that Mr. Walsh has given me. Mr. Walsh and his staff are very professional with personal qualities and respect given to me. I thank his office for their hard work. I would recommend Mr. Walsh to anyone th...
Posted by Larry N. | October 16, 2013
Great Lawyer
I hired Mr. Walsh in 1987. He worked extremely hard on my claim and secured all benefits that I needed. He is a great man.
Posted by Brett | November 30, 2010
Awesome
There isn't enough space for me to explain everything this man did for me over many years but to keep it short he is truly amazing.
Posted by Terry | September 09, 2009 | Workers Compensation
excellent L& I Lawer
Mr Walsh was my second and is my current L& I attorney. He got my case reopen and the three operations I needed and is still working with me and L& I. It does take time to get threw his office staff but well worth the wait. He has done me so much to the good I would recommend to anyone who needs h...
"Jim Walsh is an excellent worker's compensation attorney. He has knowledge of the law and has mastered the courtroom skills and tactics. Most attorneys don't go to court. Jim lives there. I would trust Jim to handle my own L&I claim."
"I endorse this lawyer. Jim shows vision and tenacity in achieving good results for clients we have shared and treats all with respect."
"I have had the pleasure of working with Jim Walsh for approximately four years. During this time, I have observed his resilient and tenacious approach that he takes with his clients' cases in giving them a voice in what can, at times, be an overwhelming situation. He approaches each case with passion and dedication, and goes above and beyond to provide his clients with outstanding representation. I endorse this lawyer."
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2019 Attorney of the Year, Top 100 Registry
2014
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The Court of Appeals, Becker, J., held that: the denial of application for workers' compensation disability benefits was Affirmed.
The Court of Appeals, Schindler, C.J., held that summary judgement was precluded, and that the King County Superior Court judgement was Reversed and Remanded.
The Supreme Court, Winfree, J., held that: the denial of workers' compensation claim be Reversed and Remanded.
Appellant was entitled to reinstatement of his lawsuit - Reversed and Remanded
The Supreme Court, Madsen, J., held that: Court of Appeals reversed; trial court judgment reinstated Stevedore's recoupment of an overpayment of benefits.
The Supreme Court, Smith, J., held that the reversed and remanded summary judgment of the employer was Affirmed.
The Court of Appeals, Coleman, J., held that: the order that required longshoreman to repay amount of overcompensation with interest was Reversed.
The Court of Appeals, Pekelis, Acting C.J., held that the employer's summary judgment be Reversed and Remanded.
The Supreme Court, Utter, J., held that: the lack of sufficiency to establish Claimant's employability for purposes of workers' compensation is Affirmed.
The Court of Appeals, Petrich, C.J., held that: the lack of sufficiency to establish employability of Claimant was Affirmed.
The Court of Appeals, Schroeder, Circuit Judge, held that: the Benefits Review Board awarding benefits under Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act was Affirmed.
The Board affirmed denial, Claimant then appealed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
1981
JD - Juris Doctor
English